--- Log opened Sat Nov 03 00:00:27 2012
14:36 -!- You're now known as mcallan
20:53 < conseo> i am curious :-)
20:54 < conseo> i have hit a very weird bug. in junit (both eclipse and mvn environ) date format parsing always dies on mondays. sometimes it is giving a parse error, but everything is formatted fine :-/
20:55 < conseo> running from bash command line though worked
20:55 < mcallan> it's like me.  i'm no good on mondays :-p
20:55 < conseo> at least for votorola"s english archive
20:55 < conseo> yes, took me some time to find the pattern
20:57 < conseo> i wish i could reverse debug
20:57 < conseo> and go into the openjdk code from there
20:57 < mcallan> if fails only in junit, that's maybe important clue
20:58 < conseo> yes
20:59 < conseo> and also scary because it only fails in this case and it sometimes does so without throwing an exception and continuing to run therefore
20:59 < conseo> i am really confused. i will have a look into it tomorrow
20:59 < mcallan> i would maybe just attach a note and disable those junit tests, and move on
20:59 < conseo> how is your work going?
21:01 < mcallan> i'll break for lunch and then should be able to finish polltrack and release
21:01 < conseo> well, if it dies silently, then this is really scary to me atm. it very often throws a parseexception, seems to be related to locale
21:02 < conseo> cool!
21:03 < mcallan> but only in junit?  i would shelve it, unless it ever occurs in normal run
21:03 < conseo> i have to test it from the command line. just succeeded with mail.zelea.com, but maybe it is more difficult.
21:04 < conseo> (meaning also happening in bare jvm runs)
21:05 < conseo> anyway, gn8 :-)
21:05 < mcallan> ah, that's different
21:05 < mcallan> ok, n8
--- Log closed Sun Nov 04 00:00:44 2012